What areas still use the 11+ Exam?

There are many areas across the United Kingdom that still use the 11+ Exam as a means of selecting pupils for grammar or private schools. The links on this page will help to give you some insight as to what may be required. These facts can change so always check with your chosen school or Education Authority for upto date admission criteria.

The 11+ exam is a test given to pupils in their last year of primary school...

There are just two grammar schools in Bromley using their own version of the Bromley 11+...

There is one grammar school in Enfield and that is The Latymer School. The school, which...

There are 14 Grammar schools in Lincolnshire. They are 11-18 selective schools that are open to all children who qualify using the 11+ exam...

There are six Grammar schools in Yorkshire spread over 3 local areas. These areas are Calderdale...

To be considered for a place at a grammar school within the London Borough of Barnet...

There is just one grammar school in the Cumbria region and that is the Queen Elizabeth Grammar...

There are eight Grammar schools in the Kingston upon Thames and Sutton region. There are...

There are eight selective schools in the Liverpool and Wirral region. 4 schools have their admissions.

Bexley Local Authority notify parents about the dates and, if you are an out of borough resident...

The Essex region has a number of grammar schools and children wishing to attend these ...

There are four grammar schools in Lancashire and they all use the same test format.

Parents of children wishing for their child to sit the 11+ for Lancashire...

There are two Grammar schools in the Redbridge Council area and both schools are usually heavily.